French Conversation and Composition by Harry Vincent Wann
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_grand_. tall.
Le père et ses filles sont The father and his daughters _grands_. are tall. Les portes et les fenêtres sont The doors and windows are open. ouvertes. Un homme brave, un brave homme. A brave man, a worthy man. Un beau garçon, un bel homme, A handsome boy, man, woman. une belle femme. Quel livre avez-vous? Quelle What book have you? What plume? Quels hommes? pen? What men? What Quelles femmes? Quel homme! women? What _a_ man! A. 1. The young women were not at the theater. 2. The king is a ridiculous man. 3. The officer's clothes were very fine. 4. I noticed the absence of the fair sex. 5. French gamekeepers are proud of their lot. 6. Lucas is a homely[1] man. 7. If she could[2] get the empty place, she would be happy. 8. Old women[3] do not go on the stage. 9. Poor Fanny[3] carries the pears to market. 10. The poor man asks for[4] a new place. 11. Bad men[3] are often full of good intentions. 12. Fanny is a pretty woman. 13. She fills a difficult[5] rôle. 14. Old Lucas wore[6] a black hat. 15. Lucas and his wife are very old. 16. What a[4] pleasure! Jean will be mad with joy. 17. I want them[7] to raise the curtain at once.[8] [Footnotes 1: laid. 2: _imperfect tense._ 3: _Use definite article._ 4: _omit._ 5: difficile. 6: porter. 7: qu'on _followed by subjunctive_. 8: tout de suite.] B. Notice various meanings of _devoir_. |
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